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Deepening Mutual Understanding: Mission Impossible for China and the EU?

Wang Shichen
The International Spectator, Vol. 54, No. 1 (March 2019), p. 136-138
In: The International Spectator 54/1

Rome-Beijing: Changing the Game

Nicola Casarini
Rome, IAI, March 2019, 16 p.
In: IAI Papers 19|05
Turin, Campus Luigi Einaudi

The EU and ASEAN - Real partners or Summit Friends?

Rome, Istituto Affari Internazionali

Culture and memory in international relations - Japanese and Italian Perspectives

China, India and the Crossroads of 21st Century Infrastructure Competition

Davide Cancarini
Rome, IAI, March 2019, 6 p.
In: IAI Commentaries 19|25

The Rohingya Predicament

Zoltan Barany
Rome, IAI, March 2019, 26 p.
In: IAI Papers 19|07
Rome, Via Marco Minghetti, 30/A

The US, China, and Italy: How to Preserve Atlantic Solidarity Amid The Belt and Road

Rome, John Cabot University

New Game Changers in the European Union-Asia Relationship: Rethinking Engagement and Regional Developments

Roma, Via Delle Quattro Fontane, 161

I rapporti Ue-Cina e il futuro dell’ordine internazionale

Comparative report on empirical basis for global governance, Europe and India

Nathalie Tocci
Priyankar Upadhyaya
Oslo, Peace Research Institute Oslo (PRIO), June 2013, 18 p.
In: Altri paper e articoli
Turin, Palazzo Madama

Korea-Italy Strategic Partnership: Promoting the Inter-Korean Dialogue and Strengthening Economic Cooperation

Rome

Indonesia and Italy at 70: Boosting Bilateral and ASEAN-EU Relations

Giappone ed Unione Europea sempre più vicine

Nicola Casarini
in Francesco Brunello Zanitti (ed), Strategie in atto in Asia orientale dopo l’accordo di libero scambio tra il Giappone e l’Unione Europea, Rome, Nuova Cultura, 2019, p. 83-90
In: Other papers and articles
Rome, Istituto Affari Internazionali

L’India di Modi e la sicurezza nell'indo-pacifico. Implicazioni per l’Europa e l’Italia

EU-China Security Relations: Discourse vs Practice and the Role of EU Member States

Francesco Saverio Montesano
The International Spectator, Vol. 54, No. 2, June 2019, p. 139-158
In: The International Spectator 54/2

Come gestire la Cina (o esserne gestiti)

Nicola Casarini
in Aspenia, a. 24, n. 85 (giugno 2019), p. 167-177
In: Other papers and articles

US-China Trade War: Why the EU Should Take Sides and Favour the Rules-based Order

Nicola Casarini
Rome, IAI, July 2019, 5 p.
In: IAI Commentaries 19|47

Between "America First" and the "Chinese Dream"

Nicola Casarini
Lorenzo Mariani
Rome, IAI, July 2019, 28 p.
In: Documenti IAI 19|14

Strategic dialogue with CICIR on China, Italy and the EU

The initiative is part of the collaboration that the IAI has implemented, with the Torino World Affairs Institute (T.wai), with China Institutes of Contemporary International Relations (Cicir) in…

The US–China 5G Contest: Options for Europe

Lorenzo Mariani
Micol Bertolini
Rome, IAI, September 2019, 24 p.
In: IAI Papers 19|16

Italy's Repatriation of Cultural Relics to Beijing: Chinese Nationalism and Its Impact on Europe-China Relations

Yi Wang
Peter Hays Gries
Tao Wang
Rome, IAI, October 2019, 5 p.
In: IAI Commentaries 19|58

Indian Foreign Policy in an Increasingly Connected Eurasia

Stefania Benaglia
Rome, IAI, November 2019, 4 p.
In: IAI Commentaries 19|64

Emerging Powers and Africa: From Development to Geopolitics

Chris Alden
Rome, IAI, November 2019, 14 p.
In: IAI Papers 19|23

The US-Japan Alliance Dilemma in the Asia-Pacific: Changing Rationales and Scope

Elena Atanassova-Cornelis
Yoichiro Sato
The International Spectator, Vol. 54, No. 4, December 2019, p. 78-93
In: The International Spectator 54/4